50 Seeds White Convallaria Majalis Seed

Brand Generic
Material Feature Organic
Expected Blooming Period early summer,spring
Sunlight Exposure Full Shade
Unit Count 50.0 Count

Here's how to plant lily of the valley seeds:

Choose the right planting time:
Lily of the valley is best planted in the fall or early spring. Planting in the fall is usually better because the winter cold can help the seeds germinate.

Prepare the soil:
Lily of the valley prefers soil that is rich in organic matter and well-drained. They can be planted in a shaded or semi-shaded area of ​​the garden because they don't like strong direct sunlight.

Pre-sowing treatment:
Lily of the valley seeds need to be cold treated (also called stratification) before sowing. Place the seeds in wet sand, put them in a plastic bag, and then refrigerate them for 6-8 weeks to simulate winter conditions. This will help increase the germination rate of the seeds.

Sowing:
The treated seeds can be sown directly into the soil in the garden. Sprinkle the seeds on the surface of the soil, then lightly cover them with a thin layer of soil, keeping the soil moist but not waterlogged.

Keep it moist:
During the germination period, keep the soil moist. You can use a fine spray bottle to water to avoid washing away the seeds.

Germination and transplanting:
Lily of the valley seeds germinate slowly and may take several weeks or even months. After germination, when the seedlings grow to a certain height (about 2-3 true leaves), they can be transplanted and transplanted to a suitable growing position.

Daily care:
Lily of the valley does not require much maintenance, but make sure the soil remains moist, especially in the dry season. At the same time, some organic fertilizer can be applied in spring and autumn to promote the growth and flowering of the plant.